we have a great ag, we have a great ag.down we will pull funding and start suing people. we have to, we have two and if they compete us to actively impede us, harbor or conceal illegal alien from u s especially a child predator, we will see prosecution. pam bondi is all in. came over, we are coming so you can hide all you want buint i'gm not going to be satisfied until every gang member and every one is eradicated from the country. every gang member needs to bein gone and we will start opening for the 1st that had due process and they been ordering to be a removed by a judge and wree are coming for you next. this iit buts a long game thateo important game and we will not go away. ifr i have doubled the manpowert have to doubleow the manpower ih new york city, that is what we oulddo. kristi noem shoulder to shoulder and as serious as i am and we are not taking no anymore. >> laura: but tom, you have a aoc out they are alexandria ocasio-cortez out there putting ounar t a webinaru doing a webinar to help illegalo avoid, i gues

very easy to get into these accounts if you just have a fake date of birth and there's not really great agefication. so i think having conversations with them to have them understand and have a little bit of buy in is going to be the most effective. >> how long have you been researching this? >> i've been researching this for the last ten or so years. >> wow. so have you seen a major change in what children are exposed to? >> yeah, well, unfortunately or fortunately, we've definitely seen a meteoric rise in social media over the last ten years, especially during the pandemic. in our study, we actually found that the average daily screen time increased from four hours a day pre-pandemic to eight hours a day during the pandemic. >> and did we cut back when, you know, school and all that opened back up or. >> not really. and it has cut back slightly, but it's still well above pre-pandemic levels. >> i see. and so your one word of advice to parents who who are eager to be better, but can't devote all their time and energy to this subject. >> you know, i think that being role models for your kid

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otis apparently started every morning with a pot of potato and yet lived to be a great age. that's an interesting choice for beer. i don't know that i would choose that for breakfast. he also wrote phenomenally interesting letters to his wife. and i will confess that i tend to judge historic figures based on what they write to their wives. do we have any sedgwick ancestors here? well, back on sedgwick. theodore sedgwick, who was a senator from massachusetts and, then the speaker of the house at the end of adams administration, wrote fabulously interesting letters to his friends and the most boring letters to his wife, saying like, here's what the weather is and i miss you in, the children. and that was it for you. people are really learning a lot and getting the dirt to know more questions out there. oh, i see. there's a there you go. you're on it, my friend. forever. interesting. so washington was in many ways the man of the hour for you know making secede would if any of the other major political figures of the day had become president after washington would the union have

noem, governor of louisiana second to none for us here earlier in the week meeting with all of our great agespy to be here. this is what america is about and we are just so proud to be here and celebrate with all americans today. kevin: i speak for millions when i say congratulations. thank you for all that you will do for this great country and yes we are jealous because you are there we are here but thank you very much the attorney general of the united states of pam bondi thank you again appreciate your time today. >> thank you. kevin: thomas released three more hostages on saturday may have seen that here a in fox ne. they did so in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. however, joy in israel quickly turned to shock and anger when they saw just how frail and malnourished as hostages looked. now, the next steps in the fragile cease-fire look more uncertain. trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the very latest. >> kevin good afternoon for the read thecondition of the hostags released on saturday has caused concern across israel the men ohad ben ami, or levy, and eli sharabi. dave

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. >> people make fun because i do soul cycle but it's great for middle-age guy like i said bring backon were talking about. soul cycle, concerts. my daughter's were more into dancing in together then necessarily going to sporting events but sadly we tragically got crushed by philadelphia didn't make it to the super bow in philadelphia fans. what did you do going to a game i like the young man's idea to bring back darts leagues. >> you don't need to go to bars, stick around. the big four is next. don't forget to follow "the big weekend show" on next, facebook, and instagram at "the big weekend show". get really, really close, ♪ ♪ (giggling) to the caribbean. we should do this every morning. sandals valentine's sale is now on. save up to $1,000 and get a sandal-lit dinner for two. >> it's a big one a new study says odds of aliens existing on other planets are higher than we thought with the studies saying, quote, humans didn't evolve early or late in earth's history. but on time, when the conditions were in place perhaps it's only a matter time and maybe other planets are able to achiev

used for filming propaganda, stories for ukrainian and foreign medium given the history given the age of great that the ukrainians have since the very beginning of their incursion into the coast region. because of the rule, there has been documented evidence, and there has been video footage confirming that the ukraine means that the well for instance, rounding up civilians and forcefully having them evacuated to ukraine from so just given that they have a really they have shed, little consume they have show looking, concerned toward civilian towards the civilian population in towards this really is that we're trying to flee to russia from sewage up, for example. that has be plenty of video evidence and video footage confirming that the ukrainians they were shooting up very and well unmistakably civilian cause that we're trying to please from sued you at the very beginning of their bordering caching again. so really right now, it is unclear as to how much you over human to terry, and how many, how much of a humanitarian disaster this strike is. but russia is adamant, and russia is blaming this

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great job doing that. but also with the prosthetics, 'cause you age 30 years in this movie. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did a great busy. it's a -- it's a movie with a a lot of moving pieces. and so, i had a new team of people who i'd never met, and they were removing this apparatus all over me. and this woman was busily working away with a solvent on my nose. she's just working away. and i said, "are you trying to remove that?" [ laughter ] and she said yes. [ laughter ] and i said, "that doesn't come off." [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: "it's my real nose." >> and, yeah. >> jimmy: that's my actual nose. >> and then -- then she says, "oh, i'm -- i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry." and then she goes, "this is going in my diary." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why not? >> why not? >> jimmy: why not? >> now it's going in my talk show repertoire. >> jimmy: yeah, it is, yeah. >> there you have it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have a story. yeah. can we -- can we tell everyone what "the brutalist" is about? >> yes. it's a remarkable film. it's -- it's a vast movie. it really is about a hungarian architect who was well established,

one of the great ironies of our modern age is that breakthroughs in research are producing medications that can treat and even cure long-standing chronic diseases. but the high costs of these drugs are making them unaffordable for people who need them the most. what is causing that? patients, health care providers and independent pharmacists will ultimately that pharmacy benefit managers, or pbm's, are driving up prices. [applause] pbm's are middlemen in the health-care industry. they extract extra profit from patients with opaque and often predatory tactics. they are not doctors, but they work with insurance companies to deny people the drugs and treatment that doctors prescribe. not only are they driven up health care costs for illinois families by hundreds of millions of dollars per year, but they are also putting small, local independent pharmacies out of business. michelle dyer of macoupin county is a pharmacy owner -- will you please stand and be recognized? [applause] michelle was forced to close three of her stores after years of skyrocketing pbm fees. her likelihood was threat

ani what does it mean to you to be recognized among so many great peers throughout the ages on this listyou've done at this, at this moment? >> oh well. >> i'm honored to be included. on this show and on on your list, simon. what do i want people to take? >> yeah, i've. >> been writing. >> i guess what you could call. >> protest songs for. many decades. >> the term protest song doesn't speak to the fact. >> that each. >> of these. >> songs also presents an alternate world view. >> you know. >> while you're pushing. >> back against. >> the status quo, you're also. giving voice to a. different way of being, a different way of. >> seeing a different perspective. and i think that's maybe almost. >> the most powerful and important part of this of political music. >> it's always tricky to ask artists to talk about other artists because. because maybe they want to, maybe they don't. but bob dylan, with a classic that simon would say as a protest song, it slaps, you know, that that's how music writers talk. rolling stone notes blowing in the wind was a zen meditation, a political polemic, a ridd

as we showed you earlier, it's been just over 6 weeks since the passing of baseball, great ricky henderson at the age of 65 and you saw all the thousands gathered today. the oakland arena to celebrate his remarkable life. >> lots of stars on hand to fellow baseball greats, barry bonds, ken griffey, junior, reggie jackson, jose conseco dennis eckersley as well as oakland natives, dave stewart, gary payton, even rapper mc hammer. rickie holds multiple major league baseball records, including most stolen bases. most home runs mostly most runs scored. boost leadoff home runs. he just meant so much to oakland, having graduated from oakland tech and playing 14 seasons with there's not going to be another guy quite like ricky henderson, not a dry eye in the room, not at all. you included. you met ricky once i met ricky a time around the a's, you know, toward after his career, he stayed around the team was looking adviser was always great with fans. great with the media. that's a live look the legacy to be remembered. not just a great on and off. great guy to. yeah. yeah. >> he will be missed. thank you so m

age of america. we're going to have a great country again. the golden age of america has officially begun. >> so lauren is mondaire the former congressman, right when he is saying that when he is using the word golden age and talking about arts and culture, now is is a crucial code for trump to try to control culture, right? to have culture be part of what comes from his administration. >> no, i think that trump is a branding guy at heart, and this is something that he has been saying on the campaign trail. you just ran this through. he is termed his second trump 2.0 to him is the golden age of america. he's doing this through economic policy. he's doing this with, you know, with the kennedy center. i think a lot of it is that conservatives have long felt shunned and pushed out of hollywood, out of culture, out of arts. there's a lot of talk in conservative circles about how hollywood actors will be blacklisted if it's found out that they are conservatives. so i think a lot of this is opening the doors for there to be not just one world view i

so instead of being introduced to great granddad, like margaret was here at a young age, as i said before, i got chance to watch my dad and my grandfather's behavior. and once i learned about great granddad and what he did, it kind of explains some the behavior of my grandfather and my dad, because they were both very conscientious and of other people and. i volunteered a whole bunch to make people, you know, have a better time. so that is one of the biggest things i get. but stories were not a lot forthcoming. there weren't very many because dad just didn't to share. there is one funny story that he went through though, when he was about 15, ten and he was living in calif and at that time in palo alto and he was supposed to visit his back east for the summer. for some reason, dad, he wanted to be a blond, so he bleached his hair unfortunately it turned orange. so his mother said, you are not going to see your grandparents. so she said and dude ranch in montana it was nice try, dad, but that didn't work well so yeah. margaret. that's i mean the stories i think the general mcarthur story t

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and, you know, literally people make fun because i do a lot of soulcycle, and it's great for a middle aged didn't. that guy, by the way, said, bring back the local pub. i'm not sure i ever lost the local pub, but i'm not the generation we're talking about. but but, you know, soulcycle concerts because my daughters, you know, were more into like, dancing and theater than necessarily going to sporting events. but like, you know, even i went to the commanders game, which we sadly, tragically got crushed by philadelphia and did make it to the super bowl. but my wife and i went and we got yelled at and booed by philadelphia fans. they're a special breed. >> but what did you do? >> it was, you know, going to a game like go to a game, go to any game, go to go find an event. and i do like that young man's idea to bring back darts leagues. >> yes. darts league. >> mahjong games. adopted mahjong last year. it's amazing. >> to drink or go to bars. >> nicole is. >> exactly folks. stick around. the big four is next. and don't forget to follow the big weekend show on facebook and instagram at big weeken

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rachel: what a great way for our new ag secretary to spend her first day.ggs because we're saying $5 a dozen which i'm sure is, like, the average high. but i have a son in california who went to the store, and it was $18, 19 a dozen, and they were selling them $1.50 an egg. and the places that had lower prices, i guess trader joe's had a fixed price, they had lines out the door. what's going on, and what can you do from your perch to bring down egg prices? because it's such a cheap form of protein. >> it's so important. and i know, rachel, you and sean and all your kids, i have four teenagers, i certainly feel it every single day. i think that americans deserve better. what i would like to say though, it's interesting you're using california as an example. i think that was rachel. the reason is because california is just in every corner of policy has just been a disaster. but there is no doubt that the price of eggs is way too high. i want to show y'all something. i brought a chart for my friends at a "fox & friends." you can see the price of eggs. y'all, t

age of 33 that time was up. you alluded to it that, her career had great highs for four years.s something that halep always denied but before that there were many, many highs as well. of her life and those were her words. superbowl 59 takes place on sunday in new orleans. three times in a row? are looking to win the championship game for only the second time. and our reporter nesta mcgregor is soaking it all in. there is a reason the 3—piece has never been completed. why is this the year for it to happen? i think you have to go out there and be the best you can be. underlined. are you ready? we will see sunday. we're not complacent. and toughest opponent yet. it has never been done i before but the reality is, the eagles have the better- defence, the two dynamic wide receivers and when you compare that with the running back, - it is their game to lose. much faith do you have in that man behind you? when it comes to crunch time, he will deliver it. these are the brightest lights in the world, you just have to go and play. it is the biggest game of your life but, hey, i we're jus

portraying a great flood that took place in third millennium, and that great flood was so great that no rural was age to manage it successfully until a key persona, a key actor of this myth by name emerged and succeeded in managing the consequences of the flood. that in turn passed the way for establishing the emperorship in china, and that was the opening of of a dynasty in china as well. so i wanted to begin with this myth, because the legacy of states in disaster management has endured for centuries to this day. to this day, state is the key actor in humanitarian assistance, at home and abroad. and because state is considered to be as a main actor in humanitarian assistance, so politics is integral to humanitarian project. humanitarian assistance being political is not an aberration in china's cross meteorology, and i don't want to go into a lot of detail, but it's not just a material entity. it has very few. it has ethical connotation. there's nothing wrong with politics informing some of those humanitarian decisions. so, again, state has, is, and will continue to play a key role in making decisi

using, working nonstop since the sci fi began, how has, is the age that you have been receiving since the cx 5 again, is it enough to meet the great needs of the people that i think there will be enough age. we can say that there is enough 8 once the people here no longer need it. i think only then we can say that it's enough. but what i can, what i will say is that before the ceasefire took place to quote, and now the situation is vastly, massively defense we before we're not able to access many areas. we were receiving barely any assistance that was coming into the crossings. and we were operating under extremely a dangerous conditions. so what we have now is we have hundreds of trucks coming in with the supplies that we require. and we are able to access the areas that we weren't able to access before and assess them and make sure that the people there are receiving the assistance. and we are, i repeat that we've begun repairs on the system, the system that was completely designated. and what are the, what are the guess? yeah, what are the biggest challenges that remain because their eyes, there's unexploded ordnance and i know

china's history is a great historical power, goes back to the second century b.c. with the qin dynasty. you know, you look in the middle ages that's the time i read about. you have these accounts of people being sent from the pope, from the great kings of europe to walk to what's now beijing, to talk to the chinese emperor. >> it's a long walk. >> it's a it's a three year walk. >> yeah, that's. >> a walk. but they're going to beg trade and to beg military support. and they keep diaries. they write about this, this. >> marco. polo. >> marco. polo! marco. polo. they keep these other franciscan friars as well. and they have the hardships of the journey. and they finally get to the chinese emperor to plead for help, for support. and the chinese takes a look at the piece of paper and scrambles it up and says, go back and tell the pope to come here and bow down before me and beg for mercy, or i will destroy your world. now that's chinese dominance as a world superpower in the 13th century. i mean, that's the sort of the big memory, historical memory of what this superpower used to be. so it's no great surprise. >> and it is. >> a

. >> you know, i think we can make middle age great again. it's certainly complicated.you know, how do you redefine your marriage, you know, how do you redefine yourself? i am no longer actively parenting. what do i do? then also a big thing that i wanted to explore with that, is all three of the couples, at least one or both of the folks are an artist, and what is it like to be someone in middle age, do i have anything left to say? do i have the passion to say it? if i do, in e case of gretchen's character, will anyone care. those were kind of the things that i was curious about. >> gretchen mull, minnie driver. >> yeah. >> look at this. this is an incredible cast. it's funny because a lot of these marriages are going well. that's a spoiler alert and you have one of the most, like, noted, lovely marriages that people know about. you and christy turlington burns. you can't make a movie about that because that would be boring. >> you did have a little homage to christi about this. >> there's a scene at the beginning of the movie where gretchen is making her morning smoot

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ages 10 or 11, robert e. lee, he was a great man, right? honest parent would say it is complicated. at age 14 you have a serious talk about everything connected to that statue and connected to our history and the civil war and the causes and the meaning and how he viewed it and right and wrong and you wind up at appomattox. these are conversations we have in life. you do not have them if the statues are taken down. peter: november 22, 2023. give thanks for taylor swift. taylor swift is the person of the year. she is the best thing that has happened to america in all of 2023. peggy: isn't she a phenom? the heiress tour, i started keeping track of -- eras tour. apart from what i wrote, she is so compelling. she is not the greatest singer or dancer or songwriter, but what she has through will and love for the whole thing and desire to bring herself forward become something big and magical. i love the kids who love her. after the column came out i got a wonderful taylor swift bracelet from a little 11-year-old girl who said, you appreciate tayl

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chalamet had five years to study the man and his music, determined, like bob dylan was at his age, to make it great these aren't watered down experiences. i'm going daniel day-lewis on all of them. i'm not saying in process, but i'm saying level of commitment. i don't know, man. it sounds like i'm desperate saying that. >> it sounds like you're professional and you want it to be the best it can be. >> and increasingly i don't want to shy away from saying that. ♪ i stumbled on the side of the mountain ♪ >> sm >> chalamet also learned how to play harmonica and guitar in about 40 bob dylan songs, for more than were originally called for in the script. ♪ it's a hard rain gonna fall ♪ >> thank you. >> the movie set in the early 1960s follows bob dylan's rapid rise from obscurity to stardom, something timothee chalamet could relate to. ♪ i've been rambling around ♪ >> dylan was 19 when he arrived in new york from minnesota, a complete unknown who quickly became an icon in the world of folk music. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ ♪ before you call him a man ♪ >> he rhettic and political, his songs

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